300 - Belonging? (1 Viewer)

[waycoolsteve]

hey guys.
needing help with techniques used to represent belonging in the film 300?
any help at all would be heaps good.
cheers.

 

[bored of sc]

Haven't seen the film however you have to remember there are literally 200+ techniques within ANY film worth discussing, you just need to be on the look out. Some of the general ones for film are:

Dialogue: what the characters say but also how they say it.

Mise-en-scene: all the elements within the set design that we see, the visual aspects that make up the frame.

Music: the tuned/untuned sounds.

And as long as the text relates to belonging clearly enough, you can relate any technique to belonging.

 

[jackc91]

standard or advanced?

 

[madsam]

dont forget forming the phalanx representing them coming together as one, and developing a sense of belonging with each other

 

[oly1991]

i saw it ages ago but i remember when the leader said to his troops what was their occupation and they all yelled the same response simultaneously which i guess reinforces their sense of belonging.

 

[madsam]

when he asked the spartans what their occupation was, they just responded with a loud synchronised grunting sound, not really answering the question, but good enough haha

 

[oly1991]

when he asked the spartans what their occupation was, they just responded with a loud synchronised grunting sound, not really answering the question, but good enough haha

lol yeah i dont really remember the movie that much....u really have to watch a film to properly analyse it.

 

[waycoolsteve]

urm advanced
also,
thankyou.
but still, if anyone has anything else bust it up here...

 

[waycoolsteve]

bump. ha

 

[hungwell1337]

the hunchback did not belong

their uniforms

concept of belonging to a home

sense of "one" within the spartans

 

[roar84eighty]

Being kicked into the bottomless pit is a metaphor used by the composer to represent the infinite fail that you suffer for criticising the Spartans and their sense of belonging.

 

[imoO]

This is a hard film to use for belonging. I tried to use it in a practice essay today.....I find that films are hard to...kind of...find the right techniques to support your thesis. I may think of switching to another text.